In the child-centered kindergarten,
A) what is learned,not how it is learned,is stressed.
B) listening,rather than speaking,is stressed.
C) little concern is paid to physical development.
D) play is extremely important in the child's total development.

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In the child-centered kindergarten, play is extremely important in the child's total development. This approach emphasizes allowing children to learn through their own experiences and exploration, and play is a big part of this. The other options are incorrect: A is incorrect because the emphasis is on how things are learned, not just what is learned; B is incorrect because speaking and communication are also important in child-centered learning; and C is incorrect because physical development is still considered important, but is not the sole focus.

In the Child-Centered Kindergarten